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Spartacuslastman:
i think the hype came from that stupid marvel

lol you be DC fan?

Patrick33:
lol you be DC fan?

i be marvel fan but i was expecting something more fantastic than black panther i thought the film will be more enjoyable than captain America or wonder woman

Spartacuslastman:
i be marvel fan but i was expecting something more fantastic than black panther i thought the film will be more enjoyable than captain America or wonder woman

it was a sub standard movie just the hype served it well at box office...Not on the level of Winter soldier tho...thats the best marvel flick for me.

Patrick33:
it was a sub standard movie just the hype served it well at box office...Not on the level of Winter soldier tho...thats the best marvel flick for me.

but he fought very well on captain America civil war more than how he fought on black panther. Black panther is not even on the level of Thor ragnarok talkless of winter soldier over hype poo

HtwoOw:
I am me ,

U are Owl

They brainwashed us by telling us these artifacts were demonic, gave us the Bible and now making money off our treasure while we are still clutching the Bible so tight.

this is my comment

dainformant:
A Nigerian man visited the British Museum to request that the Benin kingdom artifacts which were allegedly stolen since the 1980's, be returned. The entrepreneur and philanthropist, Ambassador Dion Osagie from Edo state - revealed that his visit to the museum on the quest of recovering the items was worth more than anything to him.

The British museum boasts the second largest collection of art from the Benin kingdom after the Ethnological Museum in Berlin.

It has been reported that the British Museum will host a summit along with other European museums to discuss the return of bronze artifacts looted in 1897 from the kingdom of Benin, now southern Nigeria. It will conduct negotiations with Nigeria and Benin about returning the items which are expected to go on permanent display in Benin City.

In the late 19th century, Britain sought to wipe out the kingdom of Benin in what became known as the “punitive expedition.” When Oba Ovonramwen, then ruler of Benin, imposed customs duties on goods leaving the territory, Britain sent 1,200 soldiers to destroy the kingdom as a form of reparations for the colonial power.

The city was set on fire and hundreds of trinkets, bronze sculptures, and valuables were stolen and later handed to the British government. Through trade and art dealership, these artifacts have mostly ended up in Germany and the United States.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/05/stolen-benin-kingdom-artifacts-spotted-at-a-british-museum.html

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